Des Moines runs along Puget Sound from the marina to Redondo, and its view lots and mid-century homes are a good place for decks, covers and fences built for marine weather. A gray, mossy deck in Des Moines does not necessarily need replacing. Euro Decks restores cedar and pressure-treated decks with a thorough cleaning, replacement of damaged boards and hardware, sanding where needed and a stain or sealer chosen for Northwest weather.
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Salt air and wind off the Sound accelerate corrosion and weathering, so we specify stainless or coated hardware and composite decking for waterfront and bluff homes. In Des Moines we restore decks with products that hold up in wet winters: penetrating stains and sealers that resist moss and UV, and hardware upgrades where the original fasteners have rusted.
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1950s to 70s ramblers and split-levels around the marina, Zenith and Redondo, with view homes along Marine View Drive. We restore decks on Des Moines homes of every age. Older decks often get new railings and stairs during the process, and the finish is chosen to match the house and the amount of sun the deck gets.
Restoration work in Des Moines carries the same 5-year workmanship warranty as our new decks, and the inspection is free.
Our deck restoration work in Des Moines covers Des Moines Marina, Redondo, Zenith, Woodmont and the rest of the Des Moines waterfront. Des Moines is about thirty minutes from Maple Valley.
Ready to talk about deck restoration in Des Moines? Call (425) 437-4889 or send the form below. You get a free on-site consultation, samples from our mobile showroom and a written number, with no pressure.
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Every one to three years depending on sun exposure and the product used. Shaded Des Moines decks need cleaning more often than staining.
Cleaning and moss treatment, replacement of damaged boards and hardware, sanding where needed, a fresh stain or sealer, and an inspection of the framing and ledger underneath.
Only at low pressure with the right cleaner. High-pressure washing tears up cedar fibers and shortens the life of the deck.
